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The Romanian conductor Iulian Rusu was born in 1967. He began his musical at the age of 9, choosing the clarinet as his main instrument.
The passion for conducting reveals another side of the complete and complex musician, by mastering the specific language uncommon even to many musicians. He takes his first conducting lessons with the Japanese conductor Daisuke Soga in the year 1992. Noticing his real qualities in the art of conducting in 1998 he helps him to obtain a scholarship at the International Conducting Master Class in Csorna Hungary.
In 1999 Iulian Rusu is admitted at the National University of Music in Bucharest, Faculty of Composition, Musicology and Music Pedagogy, attends the Conducting Departament courses in Professor Conductor Cristian Brancusi`s class. With Professor Conductor Dumitru Goia he improves his conducting tehniques during the International Master Class (Bucharest) 2000, 2001, 2002. In the year 2003 he participate in the the International Master Class with Professor and Composer Jorma Panula from Finland.
In 2006 the Master Octav Calleya professor of conducting at the University of Music in
Malaga - Spain, invites him at the International Master Class in Malaga in the company of the National Youth Orchestra of Moldavia, granting him a scholarship to participate.
He had the privilege to study with of the greatest conductor of the world, the Master Sergiu Comissiona, ho shared with him from his vast knowledge and long experience.
In 2011 he obtained a PhD in Music (orchestral conducting) the Title of Thesis is: Conducting Tradition in Romania, Style, Concept, Creator Spirit.
Iulian Rusu it was Professor of Conducting Orchestra and the conducting practice at the Faculty of Music in Brasov. He appeared as conductor of the the Philharmonics Orchestras: Brasov, Targoviste, Oradea, Bacau, Sibiu, Ramnicu` Valcea, Botosani, Arad, Craiova, Pitesti, Symphony Orchestra at the National Philharmonic of Republic of Moldova, Ploiesti, Asia Philharmonic Orchestra, Brasov Chamber Orchestra, and some orchestral and chamber ensembles formed by Romanian artists at his initiative.
He made tournaments as well a soloist and as the conductor in Hungary, Bulgaria, Germany, Italy, Spain, Sweden, Kuwait, South Korea, S.U.A.
The passion for conducting reveals another side of the complete and complex musician, by mastering the specific language uncommon even to many musicians. He takes his first conducting lessons with the Japanese conductor Daisuke Soga in the year 1992. Noticing his real qualities in the art of conducting in 1998 he helps him to obtain a scholarship at the International Conducting Master Class in Csorna Hungary.
In 1999 Iulian Rusu is admitted at the National University of Music in Bucharest, Faculty of Composition, Musicology and Music Pedagogy, attends the Conducting Departament courses in Professor Conductor Cristian Brancusi`s class. With Professor Conductor Dumitru Goia he improves his conducting tehniques during the International Master Class (Bucharest) 2000, 2001, 2002. In the year 2003 he participate in the the International Master Class with Professor and Composer Jorma Panula from Finland.
In 2006 the Master Octav Calleya professor of conducting at the University of Music in
Malaga - Spain, invites him at the International Master Class in Malaga in the company of the National Youth Orchestra of Moldavia, granting him a scholarship to participate.
He had the privilege to study with of the greatest conductor of the world, the Master Sergiu Comissiona, ho shared with him from his vast knowledge and long experience.
In 2011 he obtained a PhD in Music (orchestral conducting) the Title of Thesis is: Conducting Tradition in Romania, Style, Concept, Creator Spirit.
Iulian Rusu it was Professor of Conducting Orchestra and the conducting practice at the Faculty of Music in Brasov. He appeared as conductor of the the Philharmonics Orchestras: Brasov, Targoviste, Oradea, Bacau, Sibiu, Ramnicu` Valcea, Botosani, Arad, Craiova, Pitesti, Symphony Orchestra at the National Philharmonic of Republic of Moldova, Ploiesti, Asia Philharmonic Orchestra, Brasov Chamber Orchestra, and some orchestral and chamber ensembles formed by Romanian artists at his initiative.
He made tournaments as well a soloist and as the conductor in Hungary, Bulgaria, Germany, Italy, Spain, Sweden, Kuwait, South Korea, S.U.A.
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"Conductor Ludovic Bacs, about Iulian Rusu. „ A young conductor with remarkable qualities. Here are some of them: - he knows how to exploit as conductor his rich experience gained as a member of the orchestra, as a soloist instrumentalist and as a teacher; - he has got clear, eloquent, objective movements without obvious exaggerations; - he has got very good melodic and harmonic hearing as well as perfect pitch; And last but not least, he is a genuine talent doubled by human qualities such as: seriousness, honesty, mutual aid spirit, respectfulness and fairness in endorsing his professional opinions.” Constantin Rasvan: ...” Iulian Rusu, the true revelation of the evening, gave us an interpretation full of verve and depth in two contrasting works”... ... Iulian Rusu easily vanquished all the difficulties posed by the composition by displaying a solid professional training and offered us an interpretation in an adequate stylistic manner and also with a personal touch and interpretative grace”... Dr. Petruta Maniut: … „With his revigorating discretion and a mature directing style, Iulian Rusu expresses his passion in all contexts of his musical life - as an interpret, conductor or teacher - with the utmost accuracy and strictness.”… Dr. Petre - Marcel Varlan: …„I could notice in Iulian Rusu’s conducting presence and the mastery of the orchestra trough expressive gestures and body language suitable to the different musical moments, where the round, gentle gesture for the warm, longing expression of the Romanian Doina (The Romanian Dances - Theodor Rogalski) alternated with the jerky, even cramped gesture, when the music becomes interrupted by stifled moans of restrained sighs”… Dr. Cristina Bostan: ... „The young conductor Iulian Rusu approached with much ambition and determination Theodor Rogalski’s music, this difficult work, mustering the orchestral assembly for playing the Two Symphonic Sketches.” … ...”Even though he had little time for rehearsing with the orchestra this ample symphonic fresco, Iulian Rusu proved good grounding, a firm approaching of Sergey Prokofieff’s Fifth Symphony... His conducting moves are clear, extensive, slightly posing sometimes, but serving the purpose of the thematic emphasis”... The art critic Constantin Popa: …„Iulian Rusu true revelation of the evening”… … „Detached in a perfect synchronizing with orchestra, the gifted conductor succeeded throughout the musical evening to delight to dialogue with his public in a stylistic manner with striking personal character, rewarded with well deserved applauses" |
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